Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights for the Week of January 27-31
Explore the challenges in the mortgage sector, including regulatory uncertainties, a Vermont housing shortage, and changes to San Diego housing vouchers.
Deephaven’s Tom Davis: The Necessity of Gaining Market Share
Tom Davis, Chief Sales Officer at Deephaven, discusses growth strategies in non-QM products, highlighting innovative approaches for private lenders in today's market.
Defendants Challenge Claims in Gibson Commission Lawsuit
Real estate brokerages are navigating the complexities of commission lawsuits, with some settling while others choose to contest, impacting the lending landscape.
RMF-Backed Proprietary Securitization Undergoing Additional Review
Review ongoing for RMF's private reverse mortgage securitization, following implications from the lender's recent bankruptcy proceedings. Insights for private lenders.
Brokerages reach settlement in copycat commission lawsuit.
A new copycat commission lawsuit in real estate may serve as a mechanism for broader nationwide settlement agreements, sparking interest among private lenders.
Concierge Auctions Partners with Luxury Presence for Enhanced Marketing Efforts
Luxury Presence clients can enhance their marketing efforts by promoting upcoming auctions through the Concierge Auctions platform, streamlining their sales approach.
Dunmor CEO Franck Ruimy Discusses Newfi Partnership and Investment Lending Trends
Dunmor's CEO forecasts robust investor purchases and new developments despite high interest rates affecting the housing market. Insights for private lenders.
Scott Bessent Appointed as Secretary of the Treasury
Bessent's confirmation as the 79th Treasury Secretary signals potential shifts in financial policies, impacting private lenders and investment strategies moving forward.
Insights from the CHLA Report on Independent Mortgage Banks
Discover insights from the latest CHLA Report on Independent Mortgage Banks, detailing their vital role in the market and key recommendations for private lenders.
California AG Files Price Gouging Charges Against Real Estate Agent After Fires
Criminal charges have been filed against agent Mike Kobeissi for alleged price gouging against a couple affected by the Eaton fire, raising ethical concerns.